e.s.c. wrote:
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Holy shit. Beautiful cart. Beautiful software. CHRISTMAS PLEASE COME SOONER.
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mizu wrote:
I say Oliver should just make this a synthesizer module
Like mGB?
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nordloef wrote:
mizu wrote:I say Oliver should just make this a synthesizer module
Like mGB?
sort of, but it should be able to be editted through the gameboy, or pc and maybe smartphoens
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mizu wrote:
nordloef wrote:Like mGB?
sort of, but it should be able to be editted through the gameboy, or pc and maybe smartphoens
So like mGB?
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it's possible to buy this from the nanoloop site now
i just ordered one!
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ant1 wrote:
it's possible to buy this from the nanoloop site now
i just ordered one!
\o/ Thanks for the heads up!
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Just hi-jacking this thread. Is the USB adapter available in a MIDI sync rendition? If so, any chances of a firmware rewrite which will enable it to output raw MIDI data for use with e g mGB? I think that would be a quite sellable product...
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I am still working on the MIDI version. My plan is to write a simple (USB-)MIDI-to-SPI parser and provide a modified version of pushpin (or mGB, don't know about this one) that simply receives the MIDI-bytes via SPI (instead of its crazy software-MIDI) and hence would work on all GB models. For now I'm stuck with the Microhip PIC USB MIDI example behaving strange, but I definitely want to release such a product. Those with a nanoloop one could then download the PushPin ROM and order the USB-MIDI-adaptor (which will cost the same as the normal USB-adaptor). Since shipping is free, there is no reason to wait for the MIDI-version.
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But its going to be a seperate product from the vanilla usb device?